Below you’ll find examples of real-life uses of SeekBeak from people all over the world. Our users have created virtual tours, 360° infographics, training material, school tours, store guides, real estate walkthroughs, narrated images, and many more creative ideas.
Ways to Use SeekBeak
Create Virtual House Tours and More
Create 360° tours of houses and spaces quickly and easily without needing complicated image hosting or a technical background. Adding interactive information to each image is as easy as a few clicks.
Images are kept private so your virtual tours and 360° images will only be seen by those you give the link to or those that visit the page you’ve embedded them in.
Create Interactive Teaching Tools or Show off Your School
Teachers can use SeekBeak as an in-class teaching tool that allows them to easily leverage 360° photography for projects, demonstrations, or conveying information. Administrators can create tours of the campus alongside key program information, narration, and media from the school.
Current users include music schools, universities, teaching hospitals, museums, art galleries, and more.
Take Your Infographics into 360
Some of our users have created interactive infographics that allow both photography and graphic design to make use of the 360° interactive environments. If you’re looking to make an impact, try creating a 360 infographic!
Uses include: conference overviews, sales graphics, company walk-throughs, and more.
Use eCommerce Hotspots to Sell Directly to Customers
SeekBeak is the only platform that will grab information from your online store, including price, thumbnails, and product descriptions, embedding it within your 360° image. Easily use this feature to create online catalogs of in-store products.
Tell Interactive Stories Easily
Thanks to our easy-to-use interface, you can easily use SeekBeak to create interactive stories, 360° photo essays, narrative-driven journeys, or photo recreations of real-life places and events. With a little creativity, you can explore what 360° story telling can be!
Creativity is the Limit
Your business and goals are unique. SeekBeak is a toolbox, offering you the ability to create your unique vision. The examples we’ve given are just that start of what’s possible. We love seeing our users use the platform in ways we never thought possible, and we encourage you to share the results of your work with us!
Contact us at any time with any questions, examples, or feature ideas you may have.
Royal BC Museum, Victoria, Canada
The Royal BC Museum Corporation is one of Canada’s greatest cultural treasures.
The museum was founded in 1886; the Archives, in 1894. In 2003, these two organizations joined to become British Columbia’s combined provincial museum and archives, collecting artifacts, documents and specimens of British Columbia’s natural and human history, safeguarding them for the future and sharing them with the world.
Check out their Becoming BC Gallery, the first in a series of interactive, 360-degree galleries.
Ronald McDonald House
The Ronald McDonald House in Fargo, North Dakota USA, provides living accommodations to families in the area who have children receiving intensive medical care.
This tour was created to help families become more comfortable with the space and to help donors engage with the location, allowing them to better understand the impact their dollars have on the lives this organization serves.
In keeping with their theme of helping people, this tour has a fantastic custom splash page explaining the basics of navigating the virtual tour, as well as always visible donation and volunteering links!
Virtual Art Exhibition at Carmarthen School of Art
We are so excited to showcase this second annual exhibition from the Carmarthen School of Art at Coleg Sir Gar.
It really is an excellent example of an innovative online virtual exhibition, using inline embedded video, as well as the full range of imaging tools available in the SeekBeak platform.
The exhibition is curated beautifully, not only showcasing the many features of SeekBeak but also the incredible range of creative and innovative work by the artists. Enjoy the show!
Goldmark Properties
Goldmark Commercial Property Management is one of the largest and most successful commercial and agricultural brokerages in the upper Midwest of the United States. This tour showcases one of their commercial listings with aerial drone photography, an integrated floorplan, various embedded webpages, and more.
The custom branded bottom menu Overlay allows potential clients to view the full MLS listing, as well as contact the agent, view and download PDFs of the property, all without leaving the 360° tour!
Lake Region State College Virtual Tour
Lake Region State College, located in Devils Lake, North Dakota, is a regional college with global impact.
Lake Region’s claim to fame is their world-class wind turbine technician program. This tour focuses on their state-of-the-art lab facilities for healthcare, skilled trades, and of course a journey through a wind turbine!
The custom menu Overlay allows prospective students to apply online, as well as offers shortcuts to points of interest along the tour, as well as an external link to the official College website. It’s even got an animated wind turbine to add that bit of extra pizazz!
Virtual Booths, Virtual Expos, and Interactive Trade Shows
Welcome to the Tosolini Virtual Expo Hall! They created a series of imaginary companies to showcase the potential of branded messaging embedded into 360 degree media.
This type of scene works great as a screen-share over video conference calls (Zoom, Cisco Webex, Microsoft Teams) to aid in remote business storytelling.
To explore the space, rotate the view and look for orange highlights or arrows. Hover and click/tap outlined areas to bring up content or switch views. Keep an eye on the bottom right of the screen for additional navigation options.
You can also watch out their Virtual Expo Hall launch video on YouTube
Domingos Studios Digitally Recreates Old Reality
Working with the Museum of Liverpool, Domingos Studios has digitally recreated the old ‘slum’ houses in Liverpool U.K.
By exporting images created in Blender, (3D modelling software), directly into SeekBeak, you’re teleported back to the 1900’s, complete with embedded 3D models, sounds, videos and documentation.
Hear the crackling of the fireplace behind you, or the narrator right in front of you thanks to our spatial audio Hotspot, adding an extra layer of realism and interaction.
Remote Sales & Lead Generation
What if you could have your Business or Store open 24/7?
Mad Van Antiques, an underground antiques showroom, usually only available by appointment, is now open for business every day of the week! Using our Polygon Hotspots to mark areas of interest, you can learn, see, and buy almost everything in their virtual online showroom.
Contact details are also included in the experience, complete with hyperlinked phone number and email address for instant ‘real’ contact.
Fun fact: This experience was shot with an iPhone, and stitched offline into a panorama, the creator used SeekBeaks pitch limiting functions to make sure that nobody can see the blank space left on the top and bottom of the panorama!
World Vision tells an important story
Six kilometers is the average distance people in developing countries walk to access water. To demonstrate this journey, World Vision used SeekBeak to chart the journey of a young girl to gather water for their family.
Unlocking The Power of 360 VR Infographics
What if you could design inside the 360° space as well as interact with it? That’s what SeekBeak user Tosolini Productions did with their series of 360° infographics.
To see more 3D infographics, head to the Tosolini website.
Tour A Baseball Stadium
Allison Borngesser asked the question: what will the marketing landscape look like for companies and organizations as Virtual Reality becomes more commonplace? To answer it, she created a virtual tour that integrates infographic elements and interactive hotspots to tour the home of the Seattle Mariners.
Go Viral With a Haunted Building Tour
How do you show off a dangerous and closed military base off to hundreds of thousands of people? You create a virtual tour with SeekBeak! This creepy tour of an old missile base went viral on Reddit when it was created.